
Matriavella Accozione Fossabari
Matriavella Davizial Promeri
Matriavella Davizial Promeri Standings
Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 AC Accerigarriba 26 18 3 5 52 22 +30 57
2 Athletic Acquagarella 26 17 4 5 76 22 +54 55
3 AC Caliccione 26 17 3 6 64 32 +32 54
4 Athletic Baracasschia 26 16 1 9 61 33 +28 49
5 Royal Caliccione 26 13 7 6 38 34 +4 46
6 Sporting Lazarone 26 12 7 7 42 30 +12 43
7 AC Vizanno 26 9 8 9 23 21 +2 35
8 Athletic Tramori 26 9 7 10 37 34 +3 34
9 Flavella Visscheri 26 9 5 12 34 38 -4 32
10 AC Ramovilla 26 10 2 14 38 51 -13 32
11 Royal Accerigarribia 26 9 3 14 38 70 -32 30
12 Sporting Acquagarella 26 5 4 17 32 65 -33 19
13 SC Balazonerri 26 4 5 17 22 47 -25 17
14 SC Sapiano 26 4 1 21 23 81 -58 13
Champions:

AC Accerigarriba
So, it is the un-fancied AC Accerigarriba who find themselves with a trophy at the end of the campaign, led to victory by charismatic captain Gino Quaranta and the dependable Nicco Pavano. A dramatic end to the season saw title favorites AC Caliccione lose on the final day to give Accerigarriba the go-ahead, and they took full advantage with a victory over relegated SC Sapiano. AC Caliccione and Athletic Acquagarella will consider it a disappointing season after failing to win anything, while there was surprise package Athletic Baracasschia who claimed the final Globe Cup spot. Lazarone and Royal Caliccione will lament missing out on GC football, as both teams had set high preseason expectations. There was a rather large difference between sixth and seventh, with AC Vizanno leading an unremarkable mid-table pack. There was little suspense at the foot of the table, SC Sapiano going down after a miserable season, while Balazonerri are unlucky to go down, leaving Sporting looking nervously over their shoulder.
Matriavella Davizial Dacoderi
Matriavella Davizial Dacoderi Standings
Team P W D L For Ag +/- Pts
1 FV Trapezzia 26 15 10 1 35 12 +23 55
2 Royal Lazarone 26 14 4 8 55 37 +18 46
3 AC Izagarria 26 13 7 6 33 21 +12 46
4 Vannareale 26 11 12 3 46 27 +19 45
5 SC Protozerro 26 11 10 5 46 31 +15 43
6 Internazionale Acquagarella 26 12 5 9 36 37 -1 41
7 AC Lozanara 26 11 5 10 38 33 +5 38
8 FV Modana 26 11 5 10 34 35 -1 38
9 Equistalia Canliugi 26 9 7 10 58 40 +18 34
10 SC Montri 26 10 3 13 35 42 -7 33
11 Dinamo Labizzano 26 9 5 12 41 47 -6 32
12 AC Consadores 26 4 5 17 28 51 -23 17
13 Athletic Minervi 26 4 5 17 31 76 -45 17
14 Sporting Caliccione 26 2 9 15 29 56 -27 15
International Qualifiers:
TQCC: AC Accerigarriba
GC: Athletic Acquagarella, AC Caliccione, Athletic Baracasschia
SBCC: FV Trapezzia, Royal Lazarone, AC Izagarria, Vannareale







Errion Vega FK would take an early lead as Francisco de Souza of Northern Sunrise Islands found net in the 15th minute. The glory would be short lived as the remaining 75 minutes belonged to the visitors. The Cobras would strike back in the 19th as Lazio Johansen of Polar Islandstates showcased his set piece ability by finding Bareqii Ulu’namo for an easy strike. Bareqii would score again in the 61st while Lazio would score in the 85th on a corner. The 3-1 win sent Carrington FK into 3rd place on the final table while Errion Vega FK settled for second place yet again.
Powerhouse club Stonengarten UH had some issues as they tumbled to 7th. Word is they are going to open their doors to any non-human players from just about anywhere.
Last season’s surprise club, FK Kelsey stayed in the top 4 and just might be a power for some time to come. Andy Cunnington of Northern Sunrise Islands proved to be a very capable starter as he allowed only 28 goals (third fewest) on the season.
MalachI Ifreet had high hopes for the season after signing Zhavivi Qathif'ajuju from Kagdazka and Pazhujebu. But injuries riddled the squad as every member of the starting 11 missed time. The result was a 10th place showing.
Loire-Mourenx made some major moves on defense and it showed. Keith Creighton and Xia Cuolai, both of Camwood, adjusted well to the uniquely Vegai upback position and Matthew Di Martine of Northern Sunrise islands was a beast at center back. If the club can figure out some offense they might move up from their current 8th position.
Meldinburgh UH mortgaged the farm to get Polarian keeper Mathias Marek. To say the move did not pay off in his foirst season would be fair as Marek struggled with pressure form Polarian and Vegai media as well as what he put upon himself. He was better over the final 10 matches and hopes are that he can return to form next season.
With all world midfielder Akaok Kapekeoa to build a squad around, Et’ai Zirakul moved to get the young Calorax phenom Adam Ingler. If they want to seriously contend, they need to add more talent to a physical roster.
As relegation in the VAFK has nothing to do with the current season’s finish but rather a three season average ranking system, Shalerix FK’s 14th place finish this season was rewarded with a trip down. Never really considered one of the top sides, it will be interesting to see if they can make a comeback.
Radience Sarud used that average to their advantage as they did just enough to gain promotion. With others knocking on the door, it may be a short-lived rise.
Irildur Compar would tae the title on tie breakers.
Isla De Marte and their high octane offense would finish second.
Errion Vega Polii would be the odd man out of the tie and finish third while Stonengarten Sarud made the top 4 and qualified for the Globe Cup.
Piossa Juhinx faile dto meet expectations after signing Ludvig Ramberg of Polar Islandstates and a pair of Northern Sunrise Islands players.

Vierzon Sarud, Vega Dras, and Royan Sarud were all relegated to the Dirisi Sehk’ur.



Ominus Hera, Sa’una Vega, Montejeau FK, and Tapia Reis finished 1-4 and qualified for the Dragons Cup.
Tapia Reis, Sa’una Vega and Millsport FK earned promotion to the Dirisi Pela’tai
Dragons Cup
Xali’Iyote Aslarxii se Azazii Pyaryui (Collegiate Association of Athletic Competition)
XAAP Vegai Cup































































